"Wizard" has the first interview with "the dude" that makes sense.

Season 5 was the best TV-drama I've seen so far and Season 6 looks really promising too. Whatever... Jack Bauer, the coolest reactionary asshole ever, is finally back, yi-ha!

The show returns Feb. the 7th with one episode every week.

Since a lot of new members have joined the "Lost Discussion Group Berlin", the group meetings will continue on Jan., the 30th and Feb. the 1st already to be up to date in time. So, stop whining, The Others are here already and they've been here for quite a while!

Here's an appetizer that some internet-dude made. Spoiler-alert! It includes a moment from the great opening-sequence of Season 3.

There's a special dvd for you at the shop!

Check it out, geeks! When do you wanna have it?

There are some videos on YouTube

Here is another "Lost"-moment from the upcoming season. The first one worth watching. Mayor spoiler ahead!

This is the season 1 Opening. The show is still not out on dvd which is a shame.

Opening for season 3./a>

TV Guide: "If you've been waiting since 2003 for the answer to little sister Dawn's series-ending question ("What are we gonna do now?"), it's finally on its way. Creator Joss Whedon is preparing Buffy: Season 8, but this time around the adventures are in comic-book form, arriving in March 2007 from Dark Horse Comics."

Interview and four pages preview at TV Guide

(A few seconds from an upcoming episode of that TV-show everyone hates so much.)

I got it! "Lost" and "Heroes" share the same universe! Whatever catastrophic event the numbers on the island are all about, it's the same event Hiro and his fellow heroes are trying to prevent.

"Most underrated show from bbc in mid 90's. a kind of fantasy that hardly anyone remembers. man discovers there is a hidden dimension where the homeless dwell!"

More at Wikipedia

We will have a look at all six episodes!

Kids, have a look! This one sounds good! TV.COM says..... Based on characters in the novels by Val McDermid, Wire in the Blood centres around Dr. Tony Hill, a clinical psychologist who is able to tap into his own dark side to get inside the heads of serial killers. Working with vice squad detectives, Hill takes on tough and seemingly impenetrable cases in an attempt to track down the killers before they strike again. Set in the fictional Yorkshire town of Bradfield, the show is a fast-paced and thrilling ride that borders on the surreal, adding an additional measure of intensity.

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Its choose your own program/night! Plenty of crap to choose from....

The menue:

Appetizer: Lost - The Fall Season Finale

Main Course: The State Within - Episodes 1 & 2 (IT#s English, ok?) or Torchwood - Episodes 1 & 2 (Very English too!)

Late-night snack: The Prisoner - Episode 4

There will always be cheese!

Lynchnet:"The year is 1957. A new program entitled "The Lester Guy Show" is debuting on the Zoblotnick Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC). Most of the cast is nuts, the crew is incompetent and everything that could go wrong always does. Of course, this makes the show a hit.

While mixing the sound for an episode of the second season of Twin Peaks, Lynch was hit with a sudden inspiration. "It just came into my head, the idea of people trying to do something successful and having it all go wrong."1 Following the initial success of Twin Peaks, David Lynch and Mark Frost were hot properties in Television. When they approached ABC with the idea for "On the Air," the network was eager to take them up on the offer. The show itself was a half-hour absurdist comedy featuring many of the cast and crew from Twin Peaks. The pilot tested very well, and six more episodes were ordered. However, by the time it came to scheduling the On the Air, things with Twin Peaks had already fallen apart, and the network was no longer eager to work with Lynch. "

One episode, cut in four parts, can be seen on YouTube

Videodrom has it on VHS!

All good writers and directors wanna do television now. Working on new characters from the hot new fictional universes of "Lost", "Heroes", "Prison Break", "Battlestar Galactica" or "Deadwood" seems to be more fun than thinking up another 2 hours long merchandising-promotion a la "The Hulk 2". Crime, Action, Mystery, Comedy, Western, History, Gangsters, cops, Hospitals, Lawyers and even a great horror-show like "Masters of Horror": all classic genres have been revitalized in the past few years. America is trying hard to come up with more and more shows with complex multi-layered storylines. Some of them just look smart and some of them might be off the air soon, but Television has never been more fun. And "Desperate Housewives" has become the most entertaining show around again. Season 3 kicks ass!

England is catching up with the latest version of "Dr. Who", "Torchwood and a six-part action-packed thriller called "The State Within". So , here's another preview for you to check out...

First review at tvsquad.com: "When BBC America and the BBC in the UK team up on a project, they rarely do things by halves, but I'm not certain The State Within will be the type of show that American viewers will be drawn to.

For a start, it pretty much opens with a trans-Atlantic flight being brought down by a terrorist bomb over Washington, with the finger of blame quickly pointing at a British muslim.

The British Ambassador to the USA, Sir Mark Brydon (Jason Issacs), quickly finds himself embroiled in a complex political conspiracy, at the heart of which is a plot to destabilize western government."

Below: "A clip from the series premiere of the British TV Drama series "The State Within" shown on the BBC. This scene shows the unexpected kiss between actors Ben Daniels and Noam Jenkins."

More at the BBC Press Office

I hate that show!

The producers keep pretending that everything will get better, but the show has lost speed. And we get even more sub-plots? Can't we stick to the same old questions? What about the cable in the water? Who were these people in that arctic shelter? Were "The Others" really on the island before the Dharma Initiative? When are they finally gonna kill Jack? Anyway, one more to go before the show goes off the air for three months. Below is this weeks video-podcast which gives you a glimpse of what seems to tie the various plot-elements so far: random encounters and that theory about being related to every one else on earth via no more than six other people.

Wikipedia: Six degrees of separation : "Six degrees of separation is the hypothesis that anyone on Earth can be connected to any other person on the planet through a chain of acquaintances with no more than five intermediaries."

Don't know. I think it's lame. I'd rather like to see the zombie-season with an undead Mr. Eko or some shit like that.

LOST - Offical ABC LOST Video Podcast (4th Nov) - (incl. 2 minutes of tonights episode!)

Another snippet from episode 6 ("I do") starring Sayid, Desmond and John Locke.

Borat on Letterman!

This all-new show is already a spin-off of the all-new 2006 mega-mega-version of good old "Dr. Who". It looks like a very british sort of X-Files meets Buffy and whatever else is popular. Worth a try!

Check Wikipedia!

Trailer:

Youtube: Torchwood Preview